What can you do with it? Sanding belts are typically used for sanding surfaces and removing material (wood or other soft materials). These belts are also used for rough shaping and smoothing or rust removal from metal surfaces. If you only want to remove the top layer, it's better to use less aggressive accessories like a sanding flap or a fine sanding disc.

Dremel's exclusive Easy SpeedClic (SC) mechanism allows for quick, easy, and tool-free disc changes: Pull, twist, click. This makes accessory changes six times faster than with a standard mandrel. The grit of the belt can be identified on the surface: the larger the protrusions, the lower the grit number. Sanding belts are available in grits 120 and 60. The lower the grit, the more material is removed. Use the sides of the belts for sanding. Sanding belts wear out over time and can be replaced by loosening the screw on the top of the roll.

These belts can be used for sanding and smoothing softer materials such as hardwood, softwood, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum, as well as for rust removal from metals like steel. They are also suitable for shaping rubber surfaces.

Recommended speed:
Hardwood 10-35000,
Softwood 10-35000,
Aluminum 35000,
Brass 35000,
Ceramics 10-35000,
Copper 25-35000,
Plastic 10-20000,
Stone 10-35000,
Shell 10-35000,
Steel 35000.